Query: Web Site Capturing software?

[Audrey B. Wright]

You can actually create "local" web pages, which would reside on your 
hard drive, without any special software. (Although software like 
"HTML Assistant" makes creating Web Pages easier in general.) To get 
Netscape to read Web pages that you either saved to your hard drive or 
created from scratch:
Choose "File" --> "Open File" and then Netscape (or whatever browser)
reads the file locally. 

*If you want to demonstrate connections to existing web pages, just save
the HTML coding from those pages by choosing "File"-->"Save As" and the
HTML coding will be saved to your hard drive. 

*Your browser will then be able to read these pages locally. (but they 
won't actually be "live," in the sense that if they are updated 
frequently, you'll only have the version that existed at the time you 
saved it.)

You can e-mail me directly if you have any more questions 
(abwright at phoenix.princeton.edu)

Audrey Wright
Reference Librarian
Princeton University

On Tue, 28 May 1996, Jen McLeod wrote:

> 
> Hello, Web4Libbers!
> 
> A colleague and myself will be giving a presentation on the Web in a couple
> of weeks.  The place where we will be giving the presentation may not have a
> network connection, and therefore we would like to be able to download web
> pages and graphics to use locally.
> 
> I think this question has been asked before, but after checking the archives
> I didn't seem to find anything, so here it is again:
> 
> Can anyone recommend software, either Windows or Mac, for capturing web
> pages, graphics and all, to be used in local demonstrations?
> 
> Thank you!
> - Jen McLeod
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> Jennifer E. McLeod
> University of Maine Fogler Library
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